Classic Hifi Care

Pardon me for revealing my ignorance, but AES has a new product-- "zero ohm resistors," @ $0.45.

https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/r ... b-38241535

For goodness' sakes, I have miles of zero ohm resistors. They are otherwise known as wires. And generally thy come free, in any length or gauge you might want.

Perhaps I am missing something?

Chris Campbell

Maybe something the guitar amp crowd uses with their leaky bumblebee capacitors.......

They couldn't/wouldn't answer the question if you called and asked somebody.

Useful for: "pcb jumpers and point-to-point jumpers" whatever that means........

They are potentially useful.

https://thecircuitmaker.com/zero-ohm-resistors/

Looks like the only reason they are superior to wires is that automated devices can handle them better than wires. Me, wire is no problem. And way, WAY cheaper than $0.45.

Chris Campbell